Okay.
When you consider the number of rights holders in each province, you realize that minority institutions actually have access to a much larger pool than they currently capture. The numbers already warrant it, so that's not where the challenge lies.
The current challenge for our institutions is to be able to compete with majority institutions, particularly in situations where, as is the case in Ontario, tuition fees have been reduced and frozen since 2019. As a result, some institutions are being choked.
To stay afloat, majority institutions turned to international students. However, the competition is unfair, especially since the Department of Citizenship and Immigration is overwhelmingly rejecting francophone students from Africa. This is not the first time you've heard this. I'm repeating what you already know. As a result, francophone minority institutions do not currently have access to the same lifeline as majority institutions.